McClure's American cavallo, bovini e ovini medico; essendo una descrizione completa delle malattie comuni a questi animali, insieme con un elenco completo e metodo di somministrazione dei farmaci necessari nel loro trattamento . Bitesof Mad Dog.) qualsiasi persona avente almeno experienceMath cavalli, possono osservare le peculiarità, a volte, che doappear non appartengono a malattie comuni. Hypertropliy.--questo nome significa uno stato di certainorgans iucreased in dimensione e la diminuzione di potenza. Theheart, reni, milza, fegato e altre parti del corpo,sono soggette a questa malattia. . Ipodermico-sotto la pelle. (Vedere Ende

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McClure's American horse, cattle and sheep doctor; being a full description of the diseases common to these animals, together with a complete list and method of administering the medicines required in their treatment . Bitesof Mad Dog.) Any person having the least experienceMath horses, may observe peculiarities, at times, which doappear not to belong to common diseases. Hypertropliy.—-This name means a state of certainorgans iucreased in size, and decreased in power. Theheart, kidneys, spleen, liver, and other parts of the body, are liable to this disease. Hypodermic.—Under the skin. (See Endermic.) Hysteria.—This is a disease which is sometimes seenin mares only. Causes. Irritation of the uterus, or of some of its nerves.Symptoms. Great excitement and incapability of standing, rNPEcnoN. 139 Bud it appears as if some of the bones of the back or loinawere broken. Treaiment. Give twenty drops of the tincture of aconiteroot every four hours, whilst the symptom lasts. Buildup the strength of the mare by the following: Sulphateof iron, three drachms; gentian root, three drachms. Mix, and give in one dose every day, for a week or ten days.Give good feeding. Caution. Unsafe to use; will return again.. HYPODERMIC STRINQK. Indigestion, —However much man, in the sedentarywalks of life, may be the subject of this disease, the horsewith a task-master is comparatively free from it. Casesdo occur, occasionally, in our large cities, where in too manycases the horse is left standing in the stable, twenty out ofthe twenty-four hours. Idleness begets indigestion, andindigestion begets crib-biting, or wind-sucking, and betweenthem the poor horse looses flesh, condition and spirit. (SeeCrib-biting.) Treaiment. Send the horse to pasture, and when hereturns give him regular feed, and regular work to prevenla return of it. Infection.—(See Contagion.) 140 DISEASES OF THE HOESE. Inflammation.—Inflammation of the various portion*or parts of the body will be found treated of under t

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectveterin
• bookyear1917